1 dead, another critically injured after vehicle collides into bus shelter in Pickering: police
One woman has died, and one man is critically injured after a vehicle struck them at a bus shelter in Pickering, Durham Regional Police say.
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Take an early look at Epic Universe, Universal’s new multibillion-dollar theme park in Florida that offers five distinct lands to explore.
Toronto
Police identify suspect, give new details about vehicle he allegedly drove following ‘targeted’ TMU campus hit-and-run
Toronto police are searching for a 23-year-old man they allege is responsible for a ‘targeted’ hit-and-run on the TMU campus that injured four people on Tuesday afternoon.
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Lubricant leaks from Essex wind turbines; raises concerns over maintenance, accountability
Wind turbines in the Town of Essex are drawing fresh scrutiny from local officials after reports of lubricant leaks, with municipal leaders raising concerns about long-term maintenance and the future of aging infrastructure.
Man accused of driving getaway truck in Pearson gold heist to plead guilty to gun charges in U.S.
‘Medical episode’ may have caused driver to crash into Mississauga bank, damage several vehicles: police
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Queen's Park
‘I’ll always be a Conservative,’ Ford says after defending campaign manager’s comments on Pierre Poilievre
Premier Doug Ford says he was “standing up for a friend” when he defended his long-time campaign strategist who recently made critical comments about federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre in a string of media interviews.
Toronto City Hall
Toronto’s alcohol in parks program a continued success, report finds
The City of Toronto’s program permitting alcohol consumption in public parks appears to be a success to parkgoers, with a new report revealing a “high level of satisfaction” and few disturbances arising since its inception.
